The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A WONDERFUL PLANT.
Called in Its Native Country "The Es-
sence Of Life"
A Plant Almost Worshipped
for Its Marvellous Cura-
tive Powers.
SOME FACTS OF GREAT INTEREST
TO SUFFERERS FROM NER-
vOUs AFFECTIONS.
A WONDERFUL PLANT

When, some years since, small but intrepid
band OF scientific travellers and explorers pene-
trated into the very heart Of a distant tropical
country, they found among other strange things
most wonderful medicinal plant, the remarkable
virtues and power Of which had been known and
utlllzed Dy the Inhabitants for generations.
Inc most marvellous stories are told OF the eff
iects OF TINS plant upon the nervous system and
PHYSICAL strength. 1t is sovereign and abso-
lutely certain cure for those attacks Of physical
and nervous exhaustion and prostration so COM
mon in that eneryatlng climate. But not only
does 1t restore health, nervous power and yIgor in
case Of disease, but such is its strengthening and
inygorating effects upon the human system, that
its use is almost universal among these people
even in health. to keep the
Physical aud Nerve Power.
up to high standard of perfection. No native
thinks OF starting upon an expedition without
first providing himself with quantity of this
plant, which to prevent or overcome fatigue and
prostration, and to keep up the energies and pow
ers OF the system, Is esteemed TO be as necessary
as food They often take large quantities of 1t be-
fore engaging In any severe mental or physical ex
ertion, as by tslyitalizlng and strengthening ef
fects it enables persons to endure long aud severe
mental and physical strain without depressing the
vitality or yigor, So high is their regard for this
medicinal plant, and so great is their faitn in its
powers to cure all nervous affections, that they
call 1t the Essence Of Life"
Learning these facts the explorers believe that
II must of necessity be the best and most remark
able nerve topic and restorer ever discovered and
their examinations proved that such is the fact
Their investigations of its almost miraculous cura-
tive effects upon all cases OF nervous diseases and
prostratOn Of vitality demonstrated that it Is be-
yond doubt the
Greatest known Tomb for the Nerves,
and one which is not poisonous or Injurious, and
therefore may be used freely by all.
DR.. Greene of 81 Temple Place. Boston. the
eminent specialist in the treatment and cure of
nervous diseases, was among the first to learn of
and use this valuable remedy and 1t enters into
the preparation as one of the Ingredients of his
wonderful Neryura Nerve Tonic, which Is yege-
table compound of the greatest efficiency for the
cure of all affections of the nervous system Prob.
ably no remedy ever placed in the druggists ON
sale generally ever possessed so truly wonderful
powers for restoring strength, vigor and vitality
to the nerves.
For exhausted nervous vitality, nervous pros
tration, sleeplessness, weakness, mental depres-
sion and kindred nervous diseases it is safe,
sure and positive cure. In those cases where
tneIc IL y weak llreu or ldnguld feeling, with no
lifeior vitality to the or physical system.
where there is no power Of endurdace and every
movement or exertion, mental or physical, Is ex-
hausting, making one feel unequal to the work OF
the day, 1t is an
Absolutely Certain Resforer
OF nervous strength and vitality and perfect
physical vigor 1t win prevent paralysis, apoplexy
or epileptic fits; cure neuralgia, paptatlon Of the
heart nervous or sick headache, nervous dyspep-
STA, as well as all diseates Of the nervous sys-
TEN.
For the sake Of the public health generally, and
especially foI the relief and cure of those distress
ing nervous affections which are so common at
the present day, we are glad to say that this most
remarkable and valuable remedy, DIR. Greene's
Neryura Nerve Tonic, may be obtained at any
druggists at the low price of 81 per bottle. Res
toration to health is now, therefore, within the
reach OF all by the use of this greatest Of nerve
tones.
Should any druggist not happen to have the
remedy 1t may be obtained at the doctors office.
"a Temple place. Boston, OF it win be sent TO any
address on receipt Of the price. No sufferer can
afford TO lose money and time which may be prec
ious In trying uncertain modes of treatment, when
this remedy offers so positive and certain a means
OF cure